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Federal prosecutors were handed a legal win Wednesday in their Mar-a-Lago investigation when an appeals court allowed them to resume handling the trove of classified records taken from Donald Trump’s Florida estate.
A three-judge Florida federal appeals panel lifted a hold that halted the Department of Justice’s ability to comb through the documents as it weighed potential criminal charges against the former president for stockpiling sensitive government records at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump-appointed US District Judge Aileen Cannon had implemented the restriction on Sept.
